[fr] Notes de la conférence Lift11 à Genève.
Live and India-lagged notes from the Lift11 Conference in Geneva. Might contain errors and personal opinions. Use the comments if you spot nasty errors.
Internet of things is a scam. Utopy.
Academia not interested by standards. Industry, yes, to control the web of things.
Example: protocols that are all over the place but we have never heard of.
One protocol to bind them all: http:// — the web.
Physical web, social, semantic, programmable, real-time… all those webs.
“Once upon a time, programming was reserved to the highest class of our society: geeks”
Now we’re all hackers.
Would be nice to be able to use the iPhone as a universal remote, rather than the obscur remote handed to you in a hotel in Tokyo?
Do we really need all these phone-specific apps when we can have web apps?
LIVE Singapore! *steph-note: tune-out, sorry*
Emergency services.
Drinking water management (a lot of it lost in transit). Monitoring stuff in real-time so they can react very quickly.
Real-time logistics. epcis network.
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